685 Marina Boulevard – SocketSite™

Fri. Apr 19th, 2024

Design & Architecture Fixtures & Furnishings Listings (for sale) Remodeling and Renovation

Completely Renovated (With Character And Style Intact)

May 29, 2015

Built in 1930, purchased in a foreclosure sale for $2.4 million in 2003, and renovated in 2004, the Spanish Mediterranean home at 685 Marina Boulevard hasn’t been stripped of its…

two beers on Expected Value of Rate Cuts Tumbles, Again
Privileged classes cry out in protest, how can they maintain their consumption of luxury goods if monetary policy doesn't facilitate…
SocketSite on Benchmark Mortgage Rate Back Above 7 Percent
UPDATE: Expected Value of Rate Cuts Tumbles, Again
Brahma (incensed renter) on Big Price Cut for Luxury Condo Already Listed at a Loss
Marcia, that first 'graph is discussing two different units. Unit #22D was "dropped to $3.395 million last month", and Unit…
marcia on Big Price Cut for Luxury Condo Already Listed at a Loss
Is there a typo here? It was listed at $3.395,000, further reduced by $750,000 and is now offered at $3,500,000?
Daniel on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
@two beers: It is "Internet", capitalized, not "internet", which is a short for internetwork.(ducks)
Chris on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
“World-class neighborhood?” Your hyperbole is amusing. It’s a safe location and it is nice to be by the park and…
Notcom on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
If I may play peacemaker here: the "/s" convention isn't universally accepted: in some locales it must be a standing…
two beers on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
The first step to getting out of a hole is to stop digging. As you seem unfamiliar with internet conventions,…
Fishchum on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Pointing out things you don't know/understand isn't "overreacting" - it's as simple as breathing.
Backtotheburbs on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Right, as opposed to the hard-working but unsuccessful neighborhoods … I imagine it’s pretty threatening to not have a stable…